Set of 2 Bentwood Adjustable Swivel Bar Stools in Black and Walnut, 23.5 to 32 Inch

Where the shape earns its place

The bentwood curl reads as a piece of mid century furniture rather than as a bar stool, so a pair works in a room where plain chrome stools would look like an afterthought. The timber also ties the stool to a wooden kitchen.

Eight and a half inches of range

Twenty three and a half inches wound down is low enough for a 34 in counter; 32 in wound up reaches a 42 in bar. The footrest travels 6.5 in to 15 in alongside it, so your feet keep their place at any setting.

The travel, drawn out

The maker overlays the stool at three heights to show the 8.5 in span. It is a useful way to see it: the same stool, one lever, from a low counter to a bar without buying two sets.

The parts underneath

A metal lever rather than a plastic one, an SGS certified gas rod, and a circular base. The maker gives the base as 17.5 in here and 18.5 in on the drawing, so both are set out on this page.

Eight and a half inches of gas lift travel.

Curved timber behind the seat and back.

The curved pedal travels 6.5 in to 15 in.

On the same column as the lift.

Tested by a third party laboratory.

The manufacturer's stated maximum load.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Bentwood and black on a timber island.

A range that starts at 23.5 in.

Each stool holds its own setting.

What we stand behind

• The 23.5 in to 32 in seat travel, the 37.5 in to 46 in overall height, the 14 in by 16 in seat, the 6.5 in to 15 in footrest and the 265 lb capacity all come from this listing's own drawing and written specification.
• The base diameter is published twice and the two disagree: 17.5 in in the written copy and on one photograph, 18.5 in on the drawing. Both are printed here.
• The maker describes the gas rod as SGS certified. That means a third party laboratory tested it; it is not the same as a published cylinder class or cycle count, neither of which is given.
• The record's colour field reads as the picture shows rather than naming a colour. The photographs show a black seat on a walnut bentwood shell.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Is the base 17.5 or 18.5 inches?

The listing gives both. The written copy and one photograph say 17.5 in; the drawing says 18.5 in. Allow for the larger when you plan floor space.

What does SGS certified mean?

A third party laboratory tested the gas rod. It is not the same as a cylinder class or a cycle count, and neither of those is published here.

What tops do they suit?

Wound down to 23.5 in they suit a 33 in to 35 in counter; wound up to 32 in they reach a 42 in bar.

How heavy is each stool?

Twenty two pounds, on the maker's own specification.